In the Community
The Ladue News Designer Showhouse
Patrice Munden designed the butler’s pantry (above) in the historic 1912 home. Proceeds from the Ladue News Show House were donated to five St. Louis charities — St. Andrew’s Resources for Seniors, Brightside St. Louis, Humane Society of Missouri, Friends of Wings and the Ronald McDonald House.
Patrice Munden & ASID Students Redesign Community Room at YWCA
Patrice Munden, the Missouri-East Chapter of ASID and a team of local interior design students re-designed the TV room for the Metro St. Louis YWCA’s Transitional Housing Program. New furniture, art and accessories were provided through donations from local businesses and residents. The goal of the renovation was to create a more functional and inviting space to encourage interaction among program participants as well as relaxation and entertainment.
ASID Designer House Tour
Patrice Munden and the Missouri Chapter of ASID partnered with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in their annual Designer Lifestyles Home Tour.
Habitat for Humanity Community Project
Patrice Munden Interior Design once again participated in At Home Magazine’s Habitat for Humanity Project– a wonderful service program where a team of local interior designers complete the decor for a family who has just moved into their new Habitat for Humanity home. With the family’s input, the designers painted, installed furniture, accessories, rugs — everything that was needed to make the home all that the family dreamed it could be. Local retailers such as Rothman’s Furniture, The Designing Block, Dau Furniture and many others donated all of the furniture and accessories for the homes.
Read article about the project: The Long Way Home
Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center Living Green Show House
St. Louis Homes and Lifestyles Magazine along with Cardinal Glennon’s Children’s Medical Center sponsored the area’s first-ever “living green” designer show house. The home showcased the work of 30 of St. Louis’s top ASID interior designers who used sustainable, recycled and energy-saving products throughout the house. Proceeds from the show house went to the children’s center.
Patrice Munden Interior Design designed and completed the lower-level guest bathroom. The show house displayed the benefits and beauty of eco-living and green building at it’s best.
Habitat for Humanity Project
Patrice along with a team of local interior designers teamed with St. Louis at Home Magazine to complete the interior design of a Habitat for Humanity home. All furniture, paint, accessories—everything—was donated by St. Louis Businesses and individuals and coordinated by the designers.
The owner of the house was a 23 year old day-care teacher and the mother of two young children. Recently this Mom’s own mother had passed away and she opened her doors to care for her 17-year old sister as well.
Patrice and the other designers met with the family, found out what their needs were, their favorite colors, furniture and any special wishes that they had for their new home. The family asked the designers to ” make our dreams come true.”
Design Team who completed house #4: Jill Bolzenius , Lynn Bueler, Caryn Burstein, Kris Keller, Ellen Kurtz, Patrice Munden, Wendy Noory and Barb Slavkin
Other Community Service Organizations that we Support
at Patrice Munden Interior Design
Circle of Concern Food Pantry
Monsanto YMCA
RX Outreach
Still Hope Foundation, Inc.
Chum’s Inc.
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
The Royal Vagabond’s Inc., Foundation
St. Louis Habitat for Humanity
St. Louis YWCA Transitional Housing
Community Women Against Hardship